So apparently the Western version of the game's opening tries to downplay the high school setting, and the game in general changes what years the CPU Candidates are in.

In Japanese, Nepgear and Uni are said to be middle schoolers, and Rom and Ram are in Elementary School. Meanwhile, the English verison changes that to Nepgear and Uni being "Juniors" and Rom and Ram being "Freshman", as a way to imply that they're older than they really are.

It is not MAJOR censorship, and I'm not too fussed about it, but it's still censorship nonetheless, and it goes against IFI's earlier statement that they would not censor games anymore after the debacle with Monster Monpiece getting censored on Vita. So if possible, I'd like to get an official statement as to why these changes were made.

Here's a video showcasing the differences between the English and Japanese intros:

And also, off-topic, but the PC version's Digital Deluxe set comes with ringtones and PC themes that only use the English dub voice overs. How come there's none with the Japanese voice overs?

Before we all get our pitch forks out and such, is it just the text that's been changed or actual in-game content such as moves/finishers ect ect?

I haven't played it yet so I wouldn't know. But if it's just text like the Senran Kagura games, it's not thaat big a deal but I can see where people are coming from.

Yes, it's just the text and the intro, as far as I know. It doesn't affect the gameplay, but it DOES slightly alter the story, since it tries to imply that Gamacademi is more of a College/University, rather than a High School (they refuse to call it a High School in the English translation, despite it blatantly being called as such in the Japanese version- with English text even!), and tries to say that the candidates are older than they actually are. I mean, come on. Rom and Ram as College Freshman? Are you kidding me, IFI? They're obviously little kids. Everyone who's played the main Neptunia games knows they're little kids.

Originally Posted by (Alistair)Right that's done I wrote to both IFI & PEGI about this weird turn of events. I may get PEGI & not IFI any emails I get I shall of course let you lot know. & no harm if you lot can drop a letter too. Because don't like this silence & breaking the promise something must has change within IFI.

I'd gladly send a letter to IFI to express my concerns over this issue. I've never written a letter to them before, so which email should send it to? The support email? Or is there another one you're sending it to?

Originally Posted by razisgosuGuess everybody just has to boycott IFI now, it was nice knowing you IFI.

I'd rather not boycott IFI, in all honesty. We just need them to explain why they couldn't keep their word, and let them know that we don't tolerate censorship. I still bought the Blanc game on Steam, though at the time I bought it, I had no idea it was censored until I saw Censored Gaming's video above. It's a shame, really. I love what IFI's been doing for the most part up until now. If they're willing to truly listen to us from here on out, then there will be no need to boycott them at all.

I was being slightly sarcastic in my post. I'd rather they didn't listen. It's this no tolerance censorship opinion that has led to IFI being scared to localize the Moero games. Quite frankly I don't even view this as censorship as much as I do shoddy localization, altering text that didn't need to be altered.

Right now IFI is shying away from titles because of this stance and I don't view it as a good one. Plenty of titles are being skipped over due to extremist vocal minority.

Think of it as playing a watered down hentai game, it's pretty damn obvious to me Ram and Rom are 18+ year old loli college chicks with dreams for the future!

STOP OPPRESSING THEM!!!

It's not, but you can't give them a single inch, or else they'll end up taking a mile. You can't let them have this, or else we might begin to see even more censorship later on. It's a slippery slope. It always starts small, then before you know it IFI becomes NISA 2.0. We can't let that happen.

Originally Posted by razisgosuI was being slightly sarcastic in my post. I'd rather they didn't listen. It's this no tolerance censorship opinion that has led to IFI being scared to localize the Moero games. Quite frankly I don't even view this as censorship as much as I do shoddy localization, altering text that didn't need to be altered. Right now IFI is shying away from titles because of this stance and I don't view it as a good one. Plenty of titles are being skipped over due to extremist vocal minority.

You're free to buy whatever you like! However, they said they weren't gonna censor games anymore, and they went ahead and did the exact opposite. An edit is still a change, and it was an unnecessary one at that. I'm curious to know the reasoning behind it. As I said above, it's a slippery slope, and before you know it, we could find ourselves back in another Criminal Girls situation. I'll have you know, that I DID buy the Blanc game on PC, and I do care about these games, but now I'll have to be more cautious going forward if they let things like this slip out more. I'm not calling for a boycott, but it's always good to be informed about what you're buying before purchasing it.

I'd much rather be in a Criminal Girls situation where I'm actually offered an opportunity to buy the game in a language I understand than a Moero Crystal situation where I'm not able to buy the game in a language I understand.

More to the point if you're really concerned about this you should be looking into the script where these changes could actually impact story, not condemning them for modifying things in an opening video that is irrelevant to the game itself. Changing the opening video, hardly what I'd call concerning, changing script is another matter entirely.

Originally Posted by razisgosuI'd much rather be in a Criminal Girls situation where I'm actually offered an opportunity to buy the game in a language I understand than a Moero Crystal situation where I'm not able to buy the game in a language I understand. More to the point if you're really concerned about this you should be looking into the script where these changes could actually impact story, not condemning them for modifying things in an opening video that is irrelevant to the game itself. Changing the opening video, hardly what I'd call concerning, changing script is another matter entirely.

HELL NO, I'd rather take not getting the game then getting a butchered release. Either don't censor the game or don't bother bringing it over at all.

Need we all remember why this is a topic in the first place? *Remembers Monpiece ****storm*

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It's not censorship, it's localization/they edited it for a different audience.

Yeah don't even try, you know what that's called.....? Self-Censorship, shocking I know.

HELL NO, I'd rather take not getting the game then getting a butchered release. Either don't censor the game or don't bother bringing it over at all.

Need we all remember why this is a topic in the first place? *Remembers Monpiece shitstorm*

I agree. If a game doesn't get brought over, that leaves room for other more daring companies to bring over a game properly, or perhaps room for a fan translation. Bringing it over in a state that's not as the game was intended by the creators makes it to where we're stuck with a shoddy product.__________________PC ports are always welcome

Originally Posted by razisgosuI'd much rather be in a Criminal Girls situation where I'm actually offered an opportunity to buy the game in a language I understand than a Moero Crystal situation where I'm not able to buy the game in a language I understand. More to the point if you're really concerned about this you should be looking into the script where these changes could actually impact story, not condemning them for modifying things in an opening video that is irrelevant to the game itself. Changing the opening video, hardly what I'd call concerning, changing script is another matter entirely.

But with Criminal Girls, you're buying a watered down version with missing and altered content, though. That doesn't bother you? Just sayin'.

I will not shill for censorship. No matter how big or small. Those games were made for the Japanese audiences in mind, and if that means it not coming westward to prevent it from being altered, then so be it. I would be more than willing to learn Japanese and import the games if I have to. I'm already trying to save up money for Ryu ga Gotoku Isshin! (Yakuza Restoration), since SEGA's not bringing that game over to the west.

And it does affect the story a little bit- it's not just intro, as I stated above. They removed all dialogue references to Gamacademi being a High School, and instead are trying to keep the school setting more vague. Rom and Ram, are supposed to be Elementary Schoolers, but the English version says they're "Freshmen". Nepgear and Uni are supposed to be Middle Schoolers, but the English version says their "Juniors". The main 4 Godesses/CPUs are in High School in Japanese, but the English version refers to them as "Seniors". It's not a HUGE change, but it's a strange one, at that.

In other news, Censored Gaming seems to be trying to press IFI for more information on why the change was made as well.

But with Criminal Girls, you're buying a watered down version with missing and altered content, though. That doesn't bother you? Just sayin'.

I will not shill for censorship. No matter how big or small. Those games were made for the Japanese audiences in mind, and if that means it not coming westward to prevent it from being altered, then so be it. I would be more than willing to learn Japanese and import the games if I have to. I'm already trying to save up money for Ryu ga Gotoku Isshin! (Yakuza Restoration), since SEGA's not bringing that game over to the west.

And it does affect the story a little bit- it's not just intro, as I stated above. They removed all dialogue references to Gamacademi being a High School, and instead are trying to keep the school setting more vague. Rom and Ram, are supposed to be Elementary Schoolers, but the English version says they're "Freshmen". Nepgear and Uni are supposed to be Middle Schoolers, but the English version says their "Juniors". The main 4 Godesses/CPUs are in High School in Japanese, but the English version refers to them as "Seniors". It's not a HUGE change, but it's a strange one, at that.

In other news, Censored Gaming seems to be trying to press IFI for more information on why the change was made as well.

Considering the changes were necessary to release Criminal Girls at all, yes it bothers me, but I accept that without them the release wouldn't have happened at all. (you either believe it or you don't, this has been argued to death and I'm not doing it again)

If the script was changed, fine, call IFI out on it. All Censored Gaming has done is show a video of the intro.

Considering the changes were necessary to release Criminal Girls at all, yes it bothers me, but I accept that without them the release wouldn't have happened at all. (you either believe it or you don't, this has been argued to death and I'm not doing it again)

If the script was changed, fine, call IFI out on it. All Censored Gaming has done is show a video of the intro.

It wasn't necessary, that's false. It was a precautionary measure taken to get it passed through the ESRB because they didn't want it to be viewed over more than once so they could save some money. If PQube could get Valkyrie Drive and Gal Gun localized without any censorship, then NISA could've too. It's just that they were too scared to take any risks with it.

I've played the compare the game, game multiple times already on various forums and it always comes to this silly comparison, without proof you can't say it was false. Criminal Girls is arguably lewder than either of those games. Neither of those games have BDSM mini games featuring significantly underage characters. You don't know how in danger of an AO rating the game was and as such you cannot claim this was just to save money. For all you know there was significant risk the game would be rated above a sellable rating.

Originally Posted by razisgosuI've played the compare the game, game multiple times already on various forums and it always comes to this silly comparison, without proof you can't say it was false. Criminal Girls is arguably lewder than either of those games. Neither of those games have BDSM mini games featuring significantly underage characters. You don't know how in danger of an AO rating the game was and as such you cannot claim this was just to save money. For all you know there was significant risk the game would be rated above a sellable rating.

You can't even sell games with full-on nudity on consoles in Japan, either, but Criminal Girls still managed to pass the CERO rating boards. I've seen gameplay of it, and it doesn't really seem much worse than anything you'd see in Senran Kagura or Valkyrie Drive. Then if it is such an issue, why even bother bringing it over? All it will do is alienate some of the people who were interested in it before. If it's too much a fuss to localize without edits, there's really no point in bringing the game over to the west if it's just going to bomb and make them waste time and money. It's really as simple as that. All they're doing is more damage than good, imo. NISA should look to bringing over different kinds of games instead. They're not cut out for bringing over lewd games.

Why bother bringing it over? Because people want it. It is that simple.

Bomb? Criminal Girls was a hit for NISA, Criminal Girls 2 LE sold out and people were asking where they could buy the game after it was sold out. Fire Emblem Fates despite major censorship was a best seller for the series. The list goes on. Titles do not "bomb" because of censorship. You might lose some sales, but it's not significant enough to impact overall sales. I know you want to believe anti-censorship people account for a majority of sales, but the facts speak louder than your post.

NISA is plenty cut out for lewd games, at least since Criminal Girls, Mugen Souls was an undeniable screw up. They just have the issue of bringing over the lewdest localized game, which unfortunately required edits to even come over.

Again, publishing a game and giving fans an option to buy or pass is a significantly better stance for consumers than what IFI has taken a stance to. Now none of their western fans will get to see Moero games in a language they can understand. Since when is disappointing your fan base a better scenario than pleasing a majority of them?

Originally Posted by razisgosuWhy bother bringing it over? Because people want it. It is that simple.

Bomb? Criminal Girls was a hit for NISA, Criminal Girls 2 LE sold out and people were asking where they could buy the game after it was sold out. Fire Emblem Fates despite major censorship was a best seller for the series. The list goes on. Titles do not "bomb" because of censorship. You might lose some sales, but it's not significant enough to impact overall sales. I know you want to believe anti-censorship people account for a majority of sales, but the facts speak louder than your post.

NISA is plenty cut out for lewd games, at least since Criminal Girls, Mugen Souls was an undeniable screw up. They just have the issue of bringing over the lewdest localized game, which unfortunately required edits to even come over.

Again, publishing a game and giving fans an option to buy or pass is a significantly better stance for consumers than what IFI has taken a stance to. Now none of their western fans will get to see Moero games in a language they can understand. Since when is disappointing your fan base a better scenario than pleasing a majority of them?

>Because people want it

Learning Japanese and importing is always an option, you know. Unless the publisher does what Koei Tecmo did with DOAX3 and releases an English Asia release for the games that are too lewd for the west. Those are really the only ways to avoid this nonsense, since the west is full of hypersensitive pansies. It may require effort, but it pays off to know the language, and you gain the perks of not ever having to wait for localizations and not have to put up with an inferior product.

It is an option if you want to spend years of constant study to get to a proficient level to import and if you're willing to pay more for games. Which most people don't. Importing is an extremely niche practice. Yes an option, but in reality it's not an option most will look at seriously.

I don't praise KT for what they did with DoAX3. It would have made it over perfectly fine here. That game has the advantage of hosting a cast of legal adult women. KT was the very definition of a company full of cowardice with what they did with that game. It's why I refuse to purchase it until at the very least the base game + shipping is less than it would cost me to get it locally.

Originally Posted by razisgosuIt is an option if you want to spend years of constant study to get to a proficient level to import and if you're willing to pay more for games. Which most people don't. Importing is an extremely niche practice. Yes an option, but in reality it's not an option most will look at seriously.

I don't praise KT for what they did with DoAX3. It would have made it over perfectly fine here. That game has the advantage of hosting a cast of legal adult women. KT was the very definition of a company full of cowardice with what they did with that game. It's why I refuse to purchase it until at the very least the base game + shipping is less than it would cost me to get it locally.

You can learn to read Japanese in about a year's time, if you really sit down and study seriously. I know some guys who have done that.

It's not cowardly, because there were several retailers who outright said they would not stock the game on their shelves because of their SJW beliefs.

As you yourself said, there's really no winning here. That's why I simply think it would be better to learn Japanese and just import games, even if it requires more effort and money to do so.

Originally Posted by razisgosuSource? What retailers said that? KT didn't even try to localize the game and I've never seen claim to that being a reason.

If you've got time to learn it, absolutely. Not everyone has time or devotion to want to learn a second language to the point of becoming fluent enough to import games though.

Can't find it, unfortunately, but I know that certain retailers like Walmart and Target wouldn't want the game on store shelves due to not being 'family friendly' or whatever. Catherine's cover got censored in those stores because of that, and they never stock games like Neptunia or Senran Kagura as well. It's even worse in Germany and Australia, where those games might get outright banned.

Anyway, if you want to buy censored games so long as they're in English, that's your choice. I can't stop anyone. All I'm really trying to do is simply raise awareness on what's going on, even if it might not do much.

I can't imagine DOA has ever gotten any sizable portion of its sales from Walmart or Target. That's always been more of a Game Stop/Best Buy, uhh... Circuit City/Media Play, something something back in the day, kind of game for older dedicated gamers, not families stumbling through the electronics section at a discount department store who likely have never heard of it.

Setting all of that aside and stepping back a bit, Criminal Girls almost certainly would have passed muster with the ESRB as it was without an AO rating, but NISA only makes one release for all territories and they've cited before that they have to censor games for certain PAL countries with strict child-pornography laws that equate fictional underage characters with actual children.__________________

Originally Posted by DaverostI can't imagine DOA has ever gotten any sizable portion of its sales from Walmart or Target. That's always been more of a Game Stop/Best Buy, uhh... Circuit City/Media Play, something something back in the day, kind of game for older dedicated gamers, not families stumbling through the electronics section at a discount department store who likely have never heard of it.

Setting all of that aside and stepping back a bit, Criminal Girls almost certainly would have passed muster with the ESRB as it was without an AO rating, but NISA only makes one release for all territories and they've cited before that they have to censor games for certain PAL countries with strict child-pornography laws that equate fictional underage characters with actual children.

True enough, I suppose. Though back in the day, they DID stock DOAX1 and 2 on store shelves, along with a few other lewd games at the time. They don't do that anymore.

Yeah, that's another problem. Didn't Criminal Girls 2 get banned in Germany because of that stuff, even WITH the censorship? It's crazy.

I'd gladly send a letter to IFI to express my concerns over this issue. I've never written a letter to them before, so which email should send it to? The support email? Or is there another one you're sending it to?

As for PEGI, well I'm American, so I'll write to the ESRB instead.

Just press contact at the top of the forums 2 from beta at the top then chose other and write.

Next stop PQUBE someone think it was Raz that post the thread that Valkyrie drive is also censored if that true there seem to be lying trend going around.

& need to called on that too.

Besides how you lot know that the rating boards are not happy with certain text, when they not even trying to get it past the boards. But only on hear say is not good enough answer.

I have a question about this as well. Did they censor rom and ram themselves in the game? Ill try to word this without it sounding, "weird" please bear with me

All the girls have torn outfits where pretty much theyre in their underwear, but rom and ram have tights on. You can still see their underwear under it though, so im wondering if this was a added textire for the U.S. version. I say this because they dont have tights in their regular outfits and as with all other girls, some attacks end up having revealing shots. __________________Heroes Never Lose!

Originally Posted by TheManWithPantsyou can't give them a single inch, or else they'll end up taking a mile. You can't let them have this, or else we might begin to see even more censorship later on. It's a slippery slope. It always starts small, then before you know it IFI becomes NISA 2.0. We can't let that happen.

I absolutely agree with you. I think it's time we stop buying IFI games (or in my case, never start, as I've not yet bought any of their games, and now after seeing this I certainly won't). And also, if possible, try to apply for a job with the company, that puts you in a position to make localization decisions, so that you will actually be in a position to refuse to censor any games.

As for me, freshmen doesnt equate to college to me (i guess because i am not american), so i dont have a problem with it.

A patch to the English version sounds all fine and everything, but you are just ENCOURAGING them to censor the English version, by doing this, because now they will think "well it doesn't matter if we censor it, because the fans will just uncensor it themselves if they want to". That lets them GET AWAY WITH breaking their promise. Remember, they PROMISED to NEVER cesnsor any games they released, and they BROKE THAT PROMISE. You do NOT REWARD LIARS BY BUYING THEIR PRODUCTS!

I personally will NOT buy the game (or any other game that IFI sells, including ones that are completely uncensored), until IFI decides to release this game UNCENSORED on Steam or on PS Vita (preferably both). And I highly encourage others to follow me in this effort to monetarily FORCE them to release it uncensored. Companies in general (I thought IFI was better than this, but now it seems that they aren't) are willing to lie if they think it will get them more money, and only when their customers hold them accountable in a way that causes them to NOT make money, do companies tend to do the RIGHT THING, and NOT lie.

Furthermore, the patch you recommended ONLY fixes the intro video. It does NOT fix the zombie sound effect that was ALSO changed. That's right, there's a sound effect that was changed in this game (according to another poster on this forum). Another poster here said the Japanese version zombie sound effect had the zombies saying "yojo" which is the Japanese word for little girl, while the US version zombie sound effect just has them saying "yo" which is supposed to be just a generic zombie sound I guess. Again, IFI has shown that it is willing to censor games it appears, when such censorship is necessary to remove even a slight HINT that there may be some pedophilic inuendo in the game.

Again, this is a direct breaking of their PROMISE. This means that IFI is actually willing to LIE to us. I don't give money to liars, and you shouldn't either.

Oh, and there's one more problem with that intro video patch you suggest. It doesn't contain any English translations of the Japanese text. While in fact, it is the intro video for the Japanese version of the game, and therefore contains the unaltered English text that was in English even in the Japanese version, what it does NOT have that it SHOULD have is the English translation of the Japanese portions of the text. Yes, the intro does have text that was Japanese in the Japanese version. A proper patch for this intro would be one that restores the alwasy-English text back the way it was in the Japanese version, but also keeps the English translations of the text that was Japanese in the Japanese version. Not only that, but the online video is that from the PS Vita version, and I have absolutely no clue how they got it (Did a hacker manage to dump the contents of an actual PS Vita game cartridge? I thought that was currently impossible to do.), so there's no way to know whether this video itself has been edited or is authentic. Furthermore, with it on Youtube it is an MP4 file, and to get the WMV file it has to be converted (re-encoded). Every act of re-encoding a video causes additional compression artifacts.

The ONLY acceptable way to get an uncensored English version intro to this game, is the way that I have already stated. That is when IFI decides to actually make the intro uncensored. And by the way, they also need to bring back the uncensored zombie sound effect. And as a gaming community we have the power to force them to do it. All we need to do is REFUSE to buy ANY of IFI's games, until they release this game 100% uncensored.

Originally Posted by Animedude5555 A patch to the English version sounds all fine and everything, but you are just ENCOURAGING them to censor the English version, by doing this, because now they will think "well it doesn't matter if we censor it, because the fans will just uncensor it themselves if they want to". That lets them GET AWAY WITH breaking their promise. Remember, they PROMISED to NEVER cesnsor any games they released, and they BROKE THAT PROMISE. You do NOT REWARD LIARS BY BUYING THEIR PRODUCTS! I personally will NOT buy the game (or any other game that IFI sells, including ones that are completely uncensored), until IFI decides to release this game UNCENSORED on Steam or on PS Vita (preferably both). And I highly encourage others to follow me in this effort to monetarily FORCE them to release it uncensored. Companies in general (I thought IFI was better than this, but now it seems that they aren't) are willing to lie if they think it will get them more money, and only when their customers hold them accountable in a way that causes them to NOT make money, do companies tend to do the RIGHT THING, and NOT lie. Furthermore, the patch you recommended ONLY fixes the intro video. It does NOT fix the zombie sound effect that was ALSO changed. That's right, there's a sound effect that was changed in this game (according to another poster on this forum). Another poster here said the Japanese version zombie sound effect had the zombies saying "yojo" which is the Japanese word for little girl, while the US version zombie sound effect just has them saying "yo" which is supposed to be just a generic zombie sound I guess. Again, IFI has shown that it is willing to censor games it appears, when such censorship is necessary to remove even a slight HINT that there may be some pedophilic inuendo in the game. Again, this is a direct breaking of their PROMISE. This means that IFI is actually willing to LIE to us. I don't give money to liars, and you shouldn't either. Oh, and there's one more problem with that intro video patch you suggest. It doesn't contain any English translations of the Japanese text. While in fact, it is the intro video for the Japanese version of the game, and therefore contains the unaltered English text that was in English even in the Japanese version, what it does NOT have that it SHOULD have is the English translation of the Japanese portions of the text. Yes, the intro does have text that was Japanese in the Japanese version. A proper patch for this intro would be one that restores the alwasy-English text back the way it was in the Japanese version, but also keeps the English translations of the text that was Japanese in the Japanese version. Not only that, but the online video is that from the PS Vita version, and I have absolutely no clue how they got it (Did a hacker manage to dump the contents of an actual PS Vita game cartridge? I thought that was currently impossible to do.), so there's no way to know whether this video itself has been edited or is authentic. Furthermore, with it on Youtube it is an MP4 file, and to get the WMV file it has to be converted (re-encoded). Every act of re-encoding a video causes additional compression artifacts. The ONLY acceptable way to get an uncensored English version intro to this game, is the way that I have already stated. That is when IFI decides to actually make the intro uncensored. And by the way, they also need to bring back the uncensored zombie sound effect. And as a gaming community we have the power to force them to do it. All we need to do is REFUSE to buy ANY of IFI's games, until they release this game 100% uncensored.

While i am very much against censorship (i was on a "crusade" of sorts against Ghostlight and the butchering of their games, maily Agarest 2). I feel like in this case is less about censorship but more about localization fail.

I mean, the zombies do pray on "little girls" (and give us the general sense they are perverts) afterwards, during Uni & Noire's intro sequence (and Neptunia herself references the fact that they are pervers).

At one point they translated "Zombie Hentai" to "Perverts", which i found rather funny.

I mean, IMO there is waaay too much mixed message to say this was a censorship effort. Even the whole school freshmen thing.

As for the opening, it is the Vita one, Vita dumbs are old news (we almost have the beginning of a Vita emulator btw, it has been hacked ages ago). The God Eater community managed to undub the english-only PC version using the Vita assets.

I will continue to boycott Ghostlight games, but, honestly, i can take some of (what i think is) localization failure over the Nick Doerr treatment rebirth 2 & 3 (and Action U) got. So IFI is all good in my book.

Besides, at this point i already bought the game and cant refund it anymore =P

While i am very much against censorship (i was on a "crusade" of sorts against Ghostlight and the butchering of their games, maily Agarest 2). I feel like in this case is less about censorship but more about localization fail.

I mean, the zombies do pray on "little girls" (and give us the general sense they are perverts) afterwards, during Uni & Noire's intro sequence (and Neptunia herself references the fact that they are pervers).

At one point they translated "Zombie Hentai" to "Perverts", which i found rather funny.

I mean, IMO there is waaay too much mixed message to say this was a censorship effort. Even the whole school freshmen thing.

As for the opening, it is the Vita one, Vita dumbs are old news (we almost have the beginning of a Vita emulator btw, it has been hacked ages ago). The God Eater community managed to undub the english-only PC version using the Vita assets.

I will continue to boycott Ghostlight games, but, honestly, i can take some of (what i think is) localization failure over the Nick Doerr treatment rebirth 2 & 3 (and Action U) got. So IFI is all good in my book.

Besides, at this point i already bought the game and cant refund it anymore =P

Whether or not it was intended to be censorship, given the fact that the portions that were altered appear to be portions that might tend to get censored if someone was trying to censor the game, it comes across as an act of censorship, even if the company did not intend to do so. So I still hold by my statement, that it is essential that they undo this alteration in order to avoid having even a smidgen of the appearance of having gone back on their promise to not censor any games. And until they do so, not only will I not buy this game, but I also won't buy any of IFI's games.

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